San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-15

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Judge Koebig, of New Braunfels,
does not know anything about the bar
becue to be held in his city upon the
goth, but as IL Is promoted by colored
this may DO natural.
Miss Lizzie Smyth, No, l59 East
Market street, Wilkesbarre, Pa, 10
anxious to find her father, James Smyth
Welshman who was born in England.
John Wilkins was plaintiff yesterday
In garnishment suit against Henry
WatZlHviok, in which he sought to re-
cover 500, but judgment WAS rendered
for the defendant.
"A sick sailor, almost starving, was
found on SOledad street yesterday and
WAS cared for by the city authorities. 1t
Is said that he had run away from his
ship at Galveston.
Now is the time to plant your adyer-
Using in order to raise q good crop for
the fall trade.
Mrs. A. Morris, principal partner in
Morris clothing store, on Commerce
street, is reported to be seriously i'll, and
her life is despaired OF.
Two Of the most reliable contractors
in the city are l.. W. H"gy & Bro. They
always do their work strictly first class,
and don't try to throw off on q job for
the purpose of making "extrss."
Its great pity there were not
few COnstables and dog Catchers run
ming for Office on August 4th. Then
full vote would be cast.
The prohibItionists believe in print
ers' Ink, and are having printed for dis
trlbutiOn in Brxar county 10000 copies
of Gov. Martins letter.
The prOhibs claim that Gov. Mar
tins letter on prohibition, as published
in the Express, will make them 10000
votes.
The Young mems Christian assOcia-
tIOn, in organizing, proposed to have a
gymnasium as soon as 1t could be fur
nisbed, and they are now endeRvOriDg
to raise the means 10 attain that end.
The Count Emil Carl Guenther Won
Etc. and his countess, nee Mrs. Hans
Murphy, the well known school teacher.
are the parents Of fine girl just born to
them in Laredo.
The subcommittee seem to fairly
wide-swake-do nOthing-kind OF fellows.
Each one accuses the other fellow of
doing nothing while he himself has
| done the business-he has done nothing
| also.
Yesterday, while one of Geo. Dull
nig's delivery wagons was standing in
front Of the Vance residence, the horse
| ran away and made for the store. The
harness was broken, but beyond this no
damage was done.
Judge KOebig, of New Braunfels,
| who is visiting here, says that the
charge against the Rev. c. 7. Gentry lie
more serious than appears on the surface,
as the horse and buggy was originally
obtained under false pretense, and
then he unduly detained it.
"A fifty-mile walking match will be-
gin at the Berliner concert garden, SUM-
day afternoon, July 18th, at 4:30 o'clock,
between Miss Nellie Lane and George
Merrill. Purse of $50 for the winner.
During the walk there will be concert,
performance and entertainment. Ad-
mission free.
Mr.. w. Ferguson and Capt. n.
! MscKey Were called upon at the same
time at the Casino banquet last night
and both rose at opposite ends OF The
hall and began speaking. When they
discovered the mistake Capt. Mackey
retired in favor of Ferguson who aston
ished his hearers by intimsting that
newspaper men would go to heaven.
Few however believed him.
The members Of the Harmony club
request the LIGHT to say that this club
is not exclusively for Hebrews and is
nOn-sectarian and non-pOltical through
out. The membership is composed of
all natiOnalities and creeds. and the
principal qualification for membership
will be whether the person bears an mp
right and honorable reputation.